Lema AI Emerges From Stealth With $24 Million to Tackle Third-Party Risk

Lema AI, a cybersecurity startup focused on agentic AI-powered third-party risk management, has emerged from stealth with $24 million raised across Series A and seed funding rounds, according to SecurityWeek. Founded in 2023 by Eddie Dovzhik (CEO), Omer Yehudai (CPO), and Tomer Roizman (CTO), it offers an enterprise supply chain security platform that replaces manual spreadsheets and questionnaires with continuous, AI-driven analysis of vendor behaviour and risk exposure.

The platform is built around an autonomous system that functions like a vulnerability researcher, continuously examining how third-party vendors interact with an enterprise’s systems. It tracks access to critical assets, monitors data flows, and evaluates changes in permissions over time to map potential attack paths posed by each vendor, providing continuous forensic insights beyond static checklists.

Lema claims enterprises can assess a new vendor’s risk in under five minutes, and its funding comes from Team8, F2 Venture Capital, and Salesforce Ventures.